Brandon Turner's book is a good starting point take it in and go from there.

I do have some book I have been reading and listening to podcasts taking notes.

Honestly, when I first started the only book I read on wholesaling was Steve Cooks "Wholesaling for Quck Cash" (Please note, no affiliation here at all.)

Guess maybe I should get the flipping book I see here on the marketplace because I feel like I need a general overview with a few step-by-step instructions and a list of do's and don'ts.Oh, I am financing the house and rehab and he is doing all the legwork at this point and when we sell he would get his 3% as the listing broker.All suggestions, guidance and constructive criticism is welcome :-)

(Yes, Carlton's course had a few paragraphs that addressed private money, however he didn't really say how to find it or secure it) I devoured every book I could find in the store on creative real estate investing.

I definitely recommended it.Looking at what you have listed I would:1) paint inside and outside first ( also any yard or exterior work)2,3) Master bath 3,2) Granite and backsplash - granite may need some lead time4) floors last - definitely leave carpets to the very end.my 2cgood luck I think buying J's book is a smart move.  

The title implies it's more general but the book is actually focused on buying office buildings. 

I'm not sure if / how to delete posts so I'll just repost here that the book is no longer available.  

Personally I love travel, hiking, biking, tennis and reading a good book.  I

The book is so great that I feel compelled to take it with me to listen on my iPhone but it will not play MP3's.